Is there anyway to make a particular resource always open in a specific window tile? Thanks!
Hi Lankford,
Probably not the way you wish that it would.
1. You can use a Layout
OR
2. You can add your book to the Shortcut bar, then Drag-n-Drop it to the window/panel that you want it in.
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steve clark: Hi Lankford, Probably not the way you wish that it would. 1. You can use a Layout OR 2. You can add your book to the Shortcut bar, then Drag-n-Drop it to the window/panel that you want it in.
You don't need to have a shortcut to do this. You can drag and drop a resource from the library menu.
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Lankford Oxendine: Is there anyway to make a particular resource always open in a specific window tile?
Is there anyway to make a particular resource always open in a specific window tile?
No.
Option is using "+" to open a New Tab, which has same resource type as the tab with current focus (foremost) in a panel. If current tab is a Bible, then clicking "+" opens a New Tab, which shows Bibles that have same verse, along right side the Bibles are listed in prioritized order.
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George Somsel:You don't need to have a shortcut to do this. You can drag and drop a resource from the library menu.
True, but for a particular book, it takes fewer mouse clicks to use the shortcut bar. But your are correct!
Lankford Oxendine:a particular resource
steve clark: George Somsel:You don't need to have a shortcut to do this. You can drag and drop a resource from the library menu. True, but for a specific book, it takes fewer mouse clicks to use the shortcut bar. But your are correct!
True, but for a specific book, it takes fewer mouse clicks to use the shortcut bar. But your are correct!
Personally dreaming of shortcut folders since have run out of room for individual shortcuts (similar to web browsers having folders to organize bookmarks).
Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :):Personally dreaming of shortcut folders since have run out of room for individual shortcuts (similar to web browsers having folders to organize bookmarks).
That would be nice. i have half a dozen books of differing types on my shortcuts bar. i just drag the type of book i want to the layout and then use Parallel resources to change the book to the specific book that i need.
EDIT: the books for each type on my shortcut bar are my most used, so many times i don't have to use the Parallel resources, but when i need to i do so.
steve clark:That would be nice.
Then we could use your thumb on Suggestion: Shortcut Folders.
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